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SUNDAY.
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA
peed
Frltd TotnitOM
VagtUbl Trttt
Those fine, firm, flavorful
beefsteak-type tomatoes are
suddenly readily available at
reasonable cost again. Treat
the family to thia old-fashioned
favorite, fried tomatoes.
Give them added flavor by
sauteeing floured tomato
slices in Spanish olive oil.
For six large ripe tomatoes,
shake together 1 cup flour,
3,i teaspoon salt, Vi teaspoon
black pepper, 1 teaspoon
minced dill (optional). Cut
tomatoes into thick slices,
shake two or three slices at
a lime in the flour mixture
Heat Vj cup olive oil in heavy
. skillet: add the tomato slices
cook until golden on one side;
turn to brown lijhtly on oth
er side.
Those slices that become
soft during the frying should
be used for the sauce. Drain
off excess oil, replace soft
tomatoes In the pan; add re
maining flour mixture and
slowly stir In 1 cup broth
made with onion bouillon
cube (use beef or chicken
cube if no onion cube handy).
Simmer until thickened. Just
before serving, add 2 table
spoons dairy sour or heavy
sweet cream to sauce. Serve
sauce over tomatoes. Six to
8 servings.
Sun and Sea
Superb Cocktail
The gold of sunswept grape
fruit, the distinctive flavor
of coast-caught lobster or crab
are here sauced with a zippy
blend of ketchup, mayonnaise
and citrus juice for 8 serv
ings. If it's something even
more exciting you're seeking,
garnish with canned man
darin oranges and maybe
green pepper strips. Or make
four generous salad servings.
Combine one tablespoon
grapefruit juice or syrup, 13
cup tomato ketchup, 13 cup
mayonnaise or salad dress
ing; chill. Arrange grapefruit
sections from two peeled, sec
tioned fresh grapefruit or use
two 1-pound cans grapefruit
sections, using lettuce, endive
or watercress in a seashell or
on small salad plate as a base.
Arrange two cups cooked lob
ster cut In 1-inch pieces or
cooked lump crabmeat.
Top with generous spoon
ful of dressing. Garnish with
mandarin oranges if you like.
Fruit Nui Roll
Is Party Partact
At a recent party, we were
again reminded that hostesses
and guests are partial to this
type of rich fruit and nut
dessert. This one uses flavor
ful dried fruits combined with
nutmeats and garnished with
generous dab of whipped
cream or with marshmallc.
whip that comes in a pressur
ized can. Family will think
it great, too.
Vi cup finely chopped prunes
Vi cup finely chopped dried
apricots
Vi cup chopped roasted
unblanched almonds
4 cup sweetened condensed
milk (not evaporated)
2 teaspoons lemon juice
2 cups vanilla wafer crumbs
Confectioner's sugar
Whipped cream or
marshmallow whip for
garnish
Combine fruit and nuts:
blend milk and lemon juice
and add cookie crumbs, mix
ing well. Sprinkle confection
er's suRar on waxed paper,
Pat crumb mixture onto mi'
gar into rectangl; about 8x10
inches. Spread with fruit-nut
mixture and roll as for jelly
roll. Wrap in waxed paper
and chill several hours or
ovcrniRht. Slice and serve
with whipped cream garnish,
Eight servings.
NoBak Bart
Fait and Easy
For the simplest, quick' it
and one of the most delecta
blc of confections, we suggest
this no-bake bar. Just four
Ingredients - no baking
but Rood!
cup creamy smooth peanut
butler
a stick butler or margarine
' j pound marslimallows
S cups dry cereal - you
favorite
Melt the peantu butler, but
ter or margarine and mash
mallow together in top of
double boiler. Pour peanut
butter mixture over the eal
of your choice in a large bowl
blend well. Spoon the mixture
imo a 9x9xl-'!-lncri or conv
parable size greased pa
Cool mixture and then it is
ready to cut into bars.
Somt Will Hik But Mott
Will Motor To Market
For Thtnt Ltnltn Specials
Hiking Is fine for those
filled with vim and vigor as
a result of good eating habits
over a long period of time
But food marketing today
warrants whiffling the car
over to "the store" for stock
Ing up for tlio week end. A
obliging young man will even
tote the numerous shopping
bag to lite car; a store cour
tesy to shoppers thereby help
ing to conserve their energies
for the important Job of feed
ing the family - keeping it
"fit" for the rigors of every
day work and play.
MARCH 3. 1963
VINCENT
Editor
Lentsn Ittmi Faaturtd
Many families will be ob
serving Lenten food customs
during the next 40 days, with
this in mind, local markets
are featuring high quality
protein foods that substitute
for meat, offer menu variety,
Fish and Shellfish. Fresh,
fresh-frozen and canned, these
items come into their own
during Lent. They are usually
the first thing shoppers think
of when looking for meat sub
stitutes. There's an abundance
of fine wcst-coast-cauRht va,
rietics available at reasonable
cost. Specials on canned tuna
and sardines, too.
Cheddar Cheese. American
cheddar cheese leads the hard
cheeses by a wide margin,
accounting for perhaps 80 per
cent of cheese consumption;
its versatility being a major
reason. It converts macaroni,
potatoes, rice, eggs and count
less vegetable dishes into pro
tein-rich eating. It goes into
sandwiches, is shredded over
salads, is offered "as is" with
fresh fruit and goes with
many fruit pics and other
desserts.
Cottage Cheese. Fresh ev
ery day in dairy food sections,
cottage cheese is a satisfying
refrigerator standby; comes
in variously assorted styles
enhanced by flecks of vege
tables and fruits.
Macaroni Products. These
are among our most nutriti
ous, delicious and economical
foods. Their various shapes
and sizes offer infinite variety
and affinity with other foods.
Other Items, Eggs are bar
gains in good Lenten eating.
Dried beans, peas and their
big family of legumes might
well be in the menu more
often. Rice is an old faithful
packed with good nutrition.
Put plenty of fruits and vege
tables in menus each and ev
ery day. Good marketing!
Food Comes Ahead of
60-Mile Hikes When It
Comts to Family Fitness
illness is the state of fine
physical condition and train
ing - hence, the state of good
health. In this sense fitness of
our population is the concern
of all with a responsibility
for health or national welfare.
Because of the association of
fitness with athletic training,
the popular mind often con
siders that Us effective pro
motion lies solely or primar
ily through programs of physi
cal education.
For example, we see news
paper references to 50-mllc
hikes undertaken by persons
of various ages, occupations,
weights and measures. Impor
tant as such programs may
be, they are but a fragment
of the whole necessary to
build a "fit" individual. Fit
ness is a total way of life.
What a person eats over
long period of time deter
Ines within a wide range,
how well the mind and body
function, predetermines the
ability to walk five miles or
SO miles without hardship.
For years, we-ve been tell
ing consumer-readers about
eating for energy, eating for
fun and fellowship, eating to
achieve personal goals. Today
seems a good time to review
the daily food guide sponsor
ed by nutrition authorities
throughout the land.
rhe food for sale in our
markets, without recourse to
fads, is Hie best in the world
safe, nutritious, convenient,
attractive and available in
great variety at reasonable
cost.
Food Groups
Nutritionists recommend a
daily guide thai includes four
food groups for buoyant
health, vim and vitality. Milk
Group includes milk (fluid,
whole, evaporated, skim, non
fat dry, buttermilk): Cheese
(cottage cheese, cream, ched-
aar-type, natural or process
ed); Ice crciim. Meat Group
1 1 wo or more .servings daily)
beef, veal, lamb, pork, varie
ty meats; poultry and ours;
fish and shellfish. Or alter
nates - dry beans, peas, len
tils, nuts, pcnmils, peanut
butter. Vtgtlablt-Fruit Group
(roiir or more nervines) In
cludes a citrus fruit, tomato,
oroccou, raw cabbage, pep
pers, melon or berries; a dark
green or drop yellow vege
table; other vegetable and
fruits, Including potatoes.
Bread Cereal Group (Four or
more servings) Includes Whole
grain, enriched or restored.
These include breads, cereals
and other grain products
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO l-RMHTOK
IN the ciRcinr cornr or the
STATE Of OREUON lOR JACK
SON COl'NTY
In th Matter of the Eatsta
NELLIE W, rtCK.
Notice ti hereby given that 1
have been appointed and have
ninlifird a Administrator with
tnc Will Annrxrd of the fcslate
of Nellie W tn-h deceased Alt
per aoni having claim hkniivI soul
eMate are hrrehv mmiird tn pre
rnt the name to me venltrd snrt
with proycr voucher. st No ft
(oldy Building, Mcdfnrri Off-gory
within ttx iA month from me
da if nl thli notice
Dated and first published this
3rd dav of March. nj
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TRUCKERS' FEES
Salem - IUPD - Truckers
paid a record $1,210,300 for
use of Oregon highways dur
ing February, the Public Util
ity Commissioner said today.
LEGAL NOTICES
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALK
nr. ADVERTISEMENT
LOW Fit WOODRUFF SLOWDOWN
Oral auction bida will be received
hv the Forest Supervisor, or his
authorized representative at the
office, of the Forest Supervisor,
Post Office Building, Medford,
Oregon beuinnintf at 10:30 A.M.,
March II. 1UB3, for all merchan
table timber marked or designated
Tor cutting on an area emoracing
1,2!)H acres, more or less, within
Sections 5, 6. 7. 8, 17 and 18. T. 31
S., ft. 3 E., W.M., surveyed, in the
niiuup ntvor Nulional Forest. Jack
son County, OreRon. The en ti ma led
volumes arc: 5.;no M board feet oi
DouRlas-fir; 2.330 M board feet ol i
Ponderous nine, western white pine
and siiRHr pine; and 1.810 M board
fret of wnite fir and otner species.
The minimum acceptable bid per
M board feet ia as follows: Jjour-laa-fir
$20.M; ponrierosa pine,
western white pine and sugar pine
$13.13; white fir and other species
$7.0.1. Thia includes the following
rHtca per M board feet for atump
hrc, inrludinjr drposit for sale area
betterment: $3 00 base rate plus an
Bdditlonal $16.70 for Douglas-fir;
$3.00 base rate plus an additional
$9 30 fur pondcrosa pine, western
white pine and augur pine; $2.00
base rate pins an additional $4 20
for while fir and other species; and
S B.i for slash disposal for all
appciea. The stumpaRc rates pay
able tor each species will be in
creanrd by the amortization rate in
effect for that species when the un
amortized estimated cost of the
main haul roads has been amor
tized by timber scaled. The un
amortized estimated cost ia $24,
7IH IK). Amortization rales are:
DotiRlHi-ftr $1 38 per M hoard fert;
ponderos pine, western white
pine and sugar pine $2 44 per M
hoard feet: and white lir and other
specie $1 tifl per M board feet.
Amortization of estimated main
haul road costs Is computed on Oil
per cent of the estimated timber
volume, l nc mirchasrr mav re
quest that the contract provide for
more rapid amortization of the est
imated cm I nl roads which must tie
constructed before normal lotttfinit
operations will be possible. The
price bid lor stumpHne shall be
considered am tentative rates sub
ject to Quarterly calendar adjust
ment upward or downward by 0 3
or the difference between the aver
age of the monthly Douglas-fir Re
gion Indices, ns cnlculiited by the
l-oreat Service, or the Western Pine
Association Lumber Price Index,
for the three previous months, and
ine louowing nasc inoicea- lkmir
Us-fir IPS IfliCt: Ponderosa pine
western white pine and sugar pine
pa 7.; white (tr and other species
f'.MiHiAi. Such ad mst men fa in the
price for slumpace shall be ap
plicable to timber scaled during
lite throe-months period following
the quarter lor which the adi
moot ts computed. In no event
however, shall the payment rat'
for each quarter he less than the
base rates as staled above. When
the adjusted rates by species are
lower man me iiase rates, me rtir
ferenee between the tola! dolla
value of the timber cut at adnisted
rates and at base rales will he re
corded for each species The slump-
age rate for any species will no
ne l nc reason aoovc the naa rati
until the subsequent adlustrri rate
anove the hae rales lor all
cies develop an accumulated total
dollar value in excess of the total
recorded accumulated dil (erence
for all species Sealed bids will he
publlclv opened and posted at the
nlfice of the Forest Supervisor, at
10.10 AM on March 11. HW3 All
those who submitted a satis motor y
sealed bid will he permitted imme
diately to continue auction bid
ding A monev order, bank draft,
cashiers or certuied check in the
Mim of $11.300 00 must accompany
each bid, to be applied to the pur
chase price, refunded, or retained
for application to any claim tor
damages, according to the condi
tioivs of sale. If requested by the
purchaser, contract terms will per
mit felling of timber in advance
of paMnent up to the value of the
performance bond H an oral bid
is declared to be high at the closing
of the suction the bidder must pn
mediately confirm the oral bid b
submitting it in willing on a For
est Service hid form The right to
reieel nv and all bids is resered
Forest Service bid forms lor use
In submitting seated bids and full
information concerning the timber,
the conditions of sale and the sub
mision of btd should be obtained
from ihe nitric! Rsnrer Pmpert.
Oregrtn. or the Forest Super i.or.
Medlntd Oiegon. before bids are
lohmitted.
MEDFORD
Classified Rates
Minimum SUei Two Unci
1 day per word-
Sc
.12e
-ISO
.190
..20e
3 days per word..
3 dayi per word..
6 daya per word-
6 days per ward..
Jackion, Joiephino and Siskiyou
CounUea
Rata Other Areaa Per Word
So Par Day
By Una Per Month S3.00
Box Number Service Charge SOS
(Minimum Caih Ad 80c)
Builneil Directory
Each lint per month. 12 29
Minimum per month. S8.75
Dead Una on Claullled Ada
5:00 pjn. for following day,
except 10 a-m. for Monday;
for Sunday noon Saturday,
Dead Una on Dlaplay Claul
fled Adi 10 SO a m. Saturday
for Sunday and Monday; 3 p.m.
the day before publlcaUon for
Tuea. through Fri.
APPROVED CREDIT
CHARGES BILLED
BY THE LINE
Minimum Charge 1 20
CLASSIFIED
PERSONAL
Lodge Notices - t
Special Club Notlcea 3
Personal ........-...... 3
Lost and Found ...... 4
Instructions S
Wanted Male Help 10
Wanted Female Help 11
Male or Female Help 12
Wanted Situations 13
Wanted Miscellaneous 14
Financial & Loana IS
REAL ESTATE
For Rent Houses 20
For Rent Apartments 21
For Rent Furnished Rooms H 22
Rent Rooms and Board ... . 23
For Rent Miscellaneous 24
Wanted To Rent 23
Medford Realty Board H .... 30
For Sale Real Estate . 31
Business Opportunities 32
Wanted Real Eatate 33
AD DIRECTORY
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Building Supplies 40
Appliance! .......... 41
Furniture .. 42
Musical Equip., Radio, TV 43
Sports and Hobbies 44
Miscellaneous .........-43
Nurseries 46
Dogs and Pets ................... 50
Poultry .............. 51
Livestock -52
Wanted Livestock 53
Hay, Grain and Feed . 54
Fruits & Vegetables 55
Automotive & Equipment
Machinery and Tractors 60
Loaning Equipment ............ 1
Equipment For Rent . 62
Trailers 70
Parts and Accessories 71
Cycles and Scooters ................ 72
Cars and Trucks - 73
UNCLASSIFIED COPY
Too Late to Classify A
MONDAY ONLY
Business Directory fa
C-Card of Thanks
WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUK
sincere thanks and appreciation
for the kindness and help of our
neighbors and many friends dur
ing our lata bereavement, and
for the many cards and messagci
nnrf heautiful flowers.
John Sutton
Mrs. Anna Jean Rose
Mrs) C. Erlckson
Alton Sutton
1 LODGE NOTICES
rp Medford Lodge No. 83
nUQ I O.O-F. meet Tuesday.
March 5 at 0:30 p m.
Visitors welcome. Refreshments.
E. u. Mcwew, n..
Medford Bodies, Scottish
Rite, Monday, March 4,
1963, 8:00 p.m. Tenth de
gree. Address by Ross F.
Gllkison. Refreshment.
Visaing Brethern wel
come. Fred A. Purdin. Secretary
2-SPECIAl CLUB EVENTS
OMiCRON- THETA RHO Girls
Club Rummage bale. mon.. mar.
4. 0-4. 217 W. 6th. IOOF Bldg.
RUMMAGE SALE Primary or
ganization. Latter Day bairns
Church. Tueaday, March 5. Fehl
nidc . o-5,
3-PERSONAL
Mi-rifF HKST HOME. 134 Laurel.
Central roim. l vacanc, a may.
604-1306.
Colleen Hope's body conditioning
lass. 773-Hli4.
1 A SQUEEZE?
Call 773-7103
In consolidate your bills without
borrowing.
CREDIT EQUITY. 1VC.
201 Mrdtcal Center Bldg.
Medford. Oregon
HOME repair work. Do jobs low ai
S.l. .Jj-l.l-'4.
3 C HOICE LOTS
Garden of Our Saviour
Memory Gardens. 772-38 15
CHA.'r'.L Hill Guidance Hour.
K M.fc.u. earn aunnay eve, a
Your questions answered.
fK YOU arc an elderly person &
want to feel at home k have
good care in town, call 770-126
or see hi iipsi iiu. v-L-iiiini.
"WANT TO contact aome one who
van teach Spanish. 773-f7HH,
AFTER this date I will no longer
lc responsible for debts for the
Itrtysprny Co M. R. Hubbell. 201
Gariield. Med fold. Ore.
DELIGHTFUL private rm. for
i tirkini! ladv or clderlv lad
Hid lioAnt laundry & villi. In
eluded in reasonable price. Close
in location. 773-7.ni.
SPOT CASH for old coins. 772
DENTURES repaired and relined
while vou wail. Dav or eve. Ph.
77;i-ii02ti 23 l.oier Lane.
BOOKKEEPING INCOME TAX
Secretarial. Prompt, efficient.
ANBKT 772-M88 772-21M
LEON'S
JANE. SHARON A- REV
Specirflue in personally
fthrfpinK. coloring Ac styling
mir hrtir at
LEON'S HAIR FASHIONS
231 E. th.773-l.V2
ANYONE having a drinking' prob
lem is welcome at the Medford
Groiin of At-olio tics Anmn mnui
8 30 um. Tvies. St Sat. rear
of at N Oakdsle 773-41148. Al
Anon Groupeery Tuesday.
MAXENES TAX SERVICE
Dav or eve. tifi4-273l
3.VMI Table Rock Rd.
TAX REPORTS Cieo Canoose, 55
Roaa Court. For day or eve. ap
pointments phone 772-2913. Same
location 'nye IM1,
DRINKING YOUR PRORl EM?
Contact A A. Sun. 8 p m,
Thurs 8 30, 404, Walnut
Ph. -2nn 77SM2.M
MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio.
214 Fluhrrrjtldg. -;7J-irt 1 1
INCOME ta service Cecelia Ray
hurn243 N Ivv 773-3383
Al'TO INSURANCE PROBLEMS
If ace. driving record, un
insm ed accident financial re
MKirvhilitv tiling etc., is making
it difficult lir you to secure
proper insurance. ce us Con
venient pionlhlv installment Don
Mtrin Inuror. 1003 E Mmn.
Medford. 773-!8, Open Mon
& Tuts, till 9 pm. 4
MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
3-PERSONAL
Prompt Tax Service
Marguerite rone
Call 664-1352 Day or Eve.
3312 Table Rock Rd. Medlord
'GINGER'
OWNER Or BEAUTY SALON at
B80 Stewart Ave. Special person
alized icrvice. All work guaran
teed. Welcomes ladiea with thin,
fine or problem hair.
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
Closed Mondays . 773-3138
VACANCY for Lady or Man need
ing nursing care. Mountain View
Nursing Home, 598 Pa-lc St.,
Aihlnnd.
4-LOST AND FOUND
LOST Black handbag in vicinity
ol 1st national name, containing
money & check book. Libera
reward. 772-5407.
LOST Ladies glasses.
Tan case.
Fridav o.m.. Thun
nderblrd park-
inglot.482-2225.
LOST on McAllister Springs IToad,
707 Homelite power saw. Mon.,
Feh 25th: Reward. 4R2-2210.
5-INSTRUCTIONS
Railt-nnm JU Exercise classes.
Eagle Point call m 440-1708
Central Point call 664-1489
PIANO lessons. Children only.
Modern methods. 535-1177. Talent
ACCORDION LESSONS
Call 664-1817
1 0 WANTED MALE HELP
2 PEOPLE for food route work.
One part time opening. Man or
woman, permanent. Can make
$3.50 to $5 per hr. or more
comm. Write Mr. Stetson, Mc
Ness. P.O. Box 4014, Oakland
23. Calif.
SALES OPPORTUNITY
DOW CALENDARS MURALS
POSTERS ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES
Cominiasiona up to 30-"n in
cluding bonus! Write:
LOUIS F, DOW CO,
1714 Stockton
Fan Francisco, Calif.
Positions Available
Radio & TV Stations
So. Oregon & No, Calif,
Write Mr. Smullln, P.O. Box
1 183 Medford, Ore. Give com
plcte background & desires.
PROFESSIONAL
TOP EARNINGS
APPLIANCE SALESMAN
Long1 established department
store desires top man to replace
salesman recently promoted.
Employment near your home.
This Is appliance retailing
at its best with prestige.
Appliances & earnings up to
$7,500 & more per year,
e No canvassing
Qualified prospects
Top commission
Salary while training
Permanent opening
5 day week
Car required for personal
customer contact.
Tissuing appliance, guaranteed
issuing appliance, guaranieea
Write stating your prevloua ex
perience to btore Manager
TRIBUNE BOX 6588
All letters & Interviews will ba
held In strictest confidence.
WANTED
4 MEN
For Home Counsellors
New Financing Program
Through FHA
For Rural Areas
Makes these openings possible.
No experience necessary. No
Real Estate License required.
So ... If you want to make
more money & improve your liv
ing standard on ... .
Commission Basis
PLUS DRAW
APPLY AT
ECHO HOMES
HI2 S. Ontrnl nr
PH, 773-8281
Licensed Electrician
Work on graveyard shift. Ply
wood experience desirable. Write
giving age. phnne. work record
A: when available to:
Evans Products Co,
Atten. Mr. R. T. Hughes
P P. Box ll)t9. Roscburg, Ore.
WANTED neat appearing married
man for Fuller Brush Route.
$U).- per wk. guaranteed to start.
772-RI34.
SALESMAN KIRBY CO.
Commission. 773-3333
PHt'NERS WANTED
Phone 772-7875 or 826-4738 after
U-WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED" Assistant bookkeeper
with payroll or payable exper
ience in logging or lumber in
dustry. Salary. $300 n month.
Medford Kinplovment Service
2Iii KM;un 773-3H43
Nl "RSE W A XTED Immcd tatel'v.
RN or LPN for private duty in
Ikevtew home. Phone Robert
Stephenson. 773-62RL, second
floor Medical.
WANTED Lady for general house
work. Live in for couple. Eagle
ronu area. 4-ifi-jMi.
FVI.L OR PART TIME
I.l'ZIER COSMETICS sell them
selves. 100' repeat husmess. Ad
vertised in McChIIs. No pari'
plsn no dehverv. Generous
Commissions. 4 R 2 -2 4 33. Write
12-MALE OR FEMALE HELP
MEDFORD
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Room JO I Executive Rldg
Jif. r Mam 773-313
U-WANTED SITUATIONS
SPECIAL Restyling double-
brcaMed coats to single. $10. 326
N. Holly.
IRONING Free pickup St deliv-
ery. 73-Mfl3N'o Saturday calls.
HOC SL WORK Si ironing wanted
Call Mrs. Hubert Brown, 773-
T 1 1 ft
CARPENTER WORK. New or re".
vn.L BABY Sit. my home'
77'J-IHH
EXPERIENCED set timber faller
HOME repair work. Do jobs low ai
CHILD care risv time, mv car
otir home, experienced. 773-1 1 W 4
"tVPINO St MIMEOORAPHINO
No )nt too small, 772-fHVl
tXPERlENCED baby nter, day
Mernman rd. 773-3963. .
OREGON
13 WANTED SITUATIONS
ODD JOBS, carpenter, painting.
Lawn, uaraen, j., n. wntn,
772-7324.
ALERT, steady, competent couple
will manage apts. or motel. Bus-
tness background. 773-6447.
ELDERLY couple would like
care taking job, house to live In,
not too far out it small wages.
Rt. 1, Box 560. Central Point.
MOTHER of two desires baby alt
ting for working mother; My
home- 2889 Howard Ave. 773-
6923
Housecleaning
References
By Hour
773-5623
PAINTING Reasonable. Nice
work. 773-4143 before 7.30 mH
after o pm. on jonnson.
IRONING & MENDING. Free pick
up. del. 664-1733.
BABYSITTING, my home, any
time. 566 Beall Lane. 664-2535.
ROOFING
Repaired, patch work. All work
guaranieea. Lowcki rates in val
ley. 24 hr. service.
772-6726
HOUSE CLEANING Sc Ironing
TAILORING ALTERATIONS
773-4260.
ALL types carpenter work. No Job
tOO small 77J-BZ43. Ti-J-OJg.
CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS
& DRAPES 772-8955
14- Wanted Mi seal Un tout
WANTED 51 to 53 Ford V8. Body
condition not important, musi
have good motor & transmission.
664-lBbO.
WANTED Used tractor with 3
pt. hitch, terracing Diaae, iasn.
uau g.ves. iii' iv .ju.
CASH FOR FURNITURE
Misc. tools or anything salable.
Or will sen on consignment.
Red Barn Auction Co.
S. Hwy. 99 835-1828
WANTED TO BUY 200 CORDS
IB" green Laurel ana uiacx uan
773-157b.
CALL US! 772-8218
WE NEED FURNITURE
WANT BARKIE POLES
j h. haxtkk & LJU.
Box 30. Grants Pas... 476-8868
USED PIANOS wanted. Win pay
uasn. arsKinc s. va-sauo.
BEST CASH DF.AL for
Furniture Aooltances Misc.
OAK GROVE FURN. 773-1564
CASH FOR FURNITURE
Misc. tools or what have you
772-2958 or 772-8760
15-FINANCIAL & LOANS
CASH -for contract & mortgages,
P.O. Box 545, Medford.
20-FOR RENT HOUSES
2-BDRM. dimlex. ranee & re frig
carport, 585. 647 J si. iti-tm
auer o:ju ween pays.
2-BDRM. house in Central Point,
reasonable. 664-2776.
Central Point clean unfurn. 1-bed
room duplex. S47. Adults, 136
Oak. 772-7962 after 5:15.
2 BDRM.. $65, adults. 772-6497 or
4BZ-14:1.
CLEAN 8x40 modern trailer on
River, $40. Adults. Glen Rogue
Trailer farx at uoage unage,
446-IB42.
O Bedroom. $75. Unfurnished.
5 Bedroom. 20 A. (125.
Central Point.
3 Bedroom. New, SIM.
Central Point.
1 Bedroom. Duplex. $70.
Some furniture.
ACTION
Real 773-4040 Estate
13 Wwrtl To ftMt
DAIRY farm thirds .1
years
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shop, Pfarrrtly rjjj
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WANTED TO LKAftV? - 375 .
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FOR tn I bedroom n.. LAL'T fArt-tiw. off i d el A.:.l.. I mU ' rMa.trn! sad n-!.,.l.ni;i Wlrlnf
u-iAr flor ?t. c, ramie tii.U Mill .crl 3T2-I3:. Jl MnlClrl TOT 0lf lti R.rtKr. .TT:-I",U
b.th. Il;" ai .nili. Hi Held Avt "tV .. ' ' 1 w. .
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KWSES AVAOABLE NOW "" "K '-,'1 rWo-J-.wJ -" vt FDVlPC HEATING
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20-FOR RENT HOUSES
MODERN CAB I N GOI ,X HILL
.Suitable for 1 or 2 adults. Close
to River. Wonderful garden spot.
$35 mo. 855-1258J
VERY NICE turn. 1 bdrm. house. 4
mi. out. newiy paimea,
water pd-, adulti only, no pets.
773-4292.
BDRM., range, oven, carpet.
Hoover school, 1925 Crest brook,
$135. 772-6046
HOUSE for rent. Clean, furn. 1
barm. Everything pd. out gas.
no annKera. 7i-Hwu,
COTTAGES. 3 large rooms: water
en garuaict; paiu, iicai mm,
55. 664-2712, or 774 Beall lane.
Attractive 2-Bedroom House. Nice
Yard. Dishwasher, stove. Kcirig.
Garage. Close to Hoover school.
53 So. Modoc. 773-1822. Water
Furnished. flOS month.
2-BDRM. home. $45. Water paid.
2809 no. pacific Mwy.
BACHELOR cabin. Furn. $40 mo,
7o Cherry at,
2 nnRM dunlex. Close in. Ideal
Location. oa. oj j
ABOVE average Furn. house for 3
mos. duration. 77a-szti
LEASE or lease option, available
April. 3 yrs. oia, nam.,
ndrms., built-in appliances, ww
carpet. Aiso new 3 bdrm.. hard
wood floors, fireplace. See at
2541 & 2545 Table Rock Rd.,
except Sunday,
CLEAN unfurn. 2 Bdrm. duplex.
7d waier pa. no cnuorcn or
jeis. uanoui. iio-otiu.
2 BDRM. unfurn. with basement.
just paimea, o. x oariu. nice
& clean with refrig. & stove, $55.
Inquire 772-55BH or
BDRM. unfurn. house. Talent
area. $50. 2 children OK. 432-
03U7 .
CLEAN 2 bdrm. unfurn. $75 315
Boardman. owner 772-bmoj
UNFURN. 2 bdrm. country home.
ZU34 Koss i.ane oo mo. ut-ooii
for appointment
SMALL unfurn. 2 bdrm. house.
Newiy accoraiea. aee iw,2 w.
14th. 772-8333
NEW 2 bdrm. duplex, ww carpet.
stove, reirig.. carport, waier pa.
$100 mo. 772-4872
FURN. 1 bdrm.. with garage. Re
decorated, a diocks irom t. sine
s hopping Center. 773-1740
2 BDRM. home, clean, decorated,
No pets. SH5. 41H ricnwnoo.
UNFURN. 3 bdrm.
$75 772-
9565 after 5,
RURAL 2 Bdrm. house with garage.
Lias neat. 57 a mo. uoieman ween
Rd. 772-8945 or 535-1363.
4 BDRM. house. Fenced yard, 20"
x 30 snop, garage, carport, hzi
Penn. Ave. $115 mo. 446-3688.
2 BDR.5: Duplex. Medford. Clean,
attractive, stove, reirii. j i.
664-1793.
2 BDRM. HOME, unfurn., excellent
eastside location, xencea yara,
$00.
Harry B. Marshall, Realtor
773-7345
HOUSES, one 4 rm., $35. One 2
rm.. $5. 327 Eowaros
LITTLE house in rear, 220 S. Grape.
773-6749.
ATTRACTIVE 2 bdrm. house, older
couple, l cnud, rei., sia rM-otzi
FOR RENT March 1. '63, 2 bdrm.
house, Pinehurst st. Forrest
Acres out Table Rock Rd. R- H.
Lounsbury. Rt. 2, Box 196R,
Central Point.
TALENT 2 bdrm. unfurn. St two
1 bdrm. unfurn. 535-1128.
1 BDRM. with large yard, partly
furn., $60. 2336 Table Rock rd.
772-6080.
1 BDRM. house unfurn. Adults
only. $50. See at 24 Jcanette.
2 BDRM., unfurn., adults; West
side; reasonable to right party.
inquire tua rt. entrai.
SMALL 2 bdrm. unfurn. house,
close to Washington school, neat
Sc clean, detached garage, $63.
773-7741.
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? w Main, Xnia. OJJRMWI
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EARmT American, sect tot a
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20-FOR RENT HOUSES
UNFURN. 3 bdrm, house. Adults.
132 Almono
1 BDRM. almost new, no pets, $65.
773-6426.
2 BDRM. UNFURN. DUPLEX
772-SJ-tJ
NEWLY Remodeled home. 2 bdrm..
large living rm.. xown avim
the country. 5 min. from center
of town, adults only. $85. 77J
5025 eves., or 773-5274 from 10
to 4 tor appoimmenis.
DESIRABLE unfurn.. 2 bdrm. Du
plCX, $85. 5U2 Palm . 535-1596.
1BDRM. furn. house $45. Garage
1221 Thomas no
NEW 2 bdrm. duplex, near Rocue
Valley Hospital. 772-4803 after
4 P.M. week days, all week
ends.
NICE clean 1-bdrm. home, service
porch, nice yard; no pets. 1319
btewart Ave.
SMALL UNFURN. house. Fenced
yard. $45- 2 children OK. 308
Main St.. Talent. 4B2-0307.
772-5407
FURNNHOUSE FORWENT
4 BDRM. gas furnace. 24 Mistle
toe. $85. mo. 773-2259 or 773-
3792
ONE bedrm.; clean; unfurn Hsuse;
Adults 773-2710.
SMALL furn. close in Adults. 922
IN Central. jva at.
CABINS - $8 WEEK & VP
1501 N. Riverside 773-9196
ONLY $45 during winter. 1 bdrm.
unfurn In Medford. No dogs.
855-1052,
2-BDRM duplex. Stove furn. Wat
er paid No pets. Elec. heat. S80.
744 Oak. 773-5741 appointment
to see
"1-BDRM MODERN COTTAGES
$40 206u Table Rock Rd.
21-FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FURN. studio bachelor apt. 337 S.
Grape. B9-muu.
LOVELY furn. 2 rms. Si bath.
Adult. $42. No. Grape. 535-lj96.
3-RM. furn. apt., close in. steam
heat, ground floor. 773-2861.
5 BDRM. and 4 room furn. 827
Pc nn avc- 773-3231 or 772-4578.
LARGE 1 BDRM. furn., close in.
parking. 779-1B7B.
2 APTS.. $55. you furn. oil heat. 1
apt., $50 all furn. 806 W. Main.
FURN. small apt., ground floor.
Krivote entrance, water Ac gar-
age pd., $40. 1218 W. Main .
MODERN furn. apt. with garbage
436 First AveGold HUi.oa-iinn
PA'RTLY furn. 3 rms. & bath at
123 Stark St. 772-5414.
VILLA ROGUE APTS,
Med ford's newest and finest
W W carpet, drapes, appliances.
1 Sc 2 bdrm. apt. from $140 up.
773-4925.
FURN. 3 rm. apt. Util. pd. $50 mo.
855-1125.
LOVELY 4 rms. Sc bath. New furni
ture, convenient off-street park
ing. 3 blocks downtown Medford.
Water, Electricity, garbage, pd.
Adults. $85. 535-2369.
2-RM. FURN. Apt. All Elec. 917
E. Pine, Central Point.
TUNE-UP TIME
Lawnmowers Tillers
Sharpening, Small Motor Repairs.
Guaranteed Work Pickup and Delivery
SISKIYOU HARDWARE
225 West Main
24 MiietDanctxit (or Sak
TRIPLU Sal iJRlts fr totHt
Uiik valve. $!0 tr e SM.
La Ktt K 8iiTiCr-n'.aUo -y. hlr,
u-ied I irt-Rths. 5i?-s74.
OIL licRtinif stov-
!3
AJo
21-FOR RENT APARTMENTS
NEW 4-plex. Unfurn. 2 large bdrm,
units. No pet. Water pd. 664-
2483. .
BUILT just for the bachelor or
bache lore tie. real cute.
U n i que Apt. 773-4375
DOWNSTAIRS 2 room. Steam heat
utilities. One adult. 1005 W.
M a in. .
CLEAN FURN. Upstairs Apt. clos
in. 1 or 2 adults. Call at 70S W.
6 1 h or 773-4911 or 772-2907.
r"BDRM. new. W'w carpet, built
in stove, carport, laundry facil
ities .unfurn. Adults, no pets.
125 Cottae e .
CLEAN Nice Studio Furn. All
Elcc. Adults. 1211 W. Main.
2 RM. furn. apt., all utilities fum.
1 1 No. ijeacn hj-cibi.
UNTURN-3 rm. apt. Nicely dec-
o rated$63. 773-5423 or 772-2555
EXQUISITELY furn. 3 rm. apt,
upstairs, $67. 773-5423 or 772-
2555.
CLEAN Redecorated, carpeted,
I -plus bdrm., $65. washer-dryer
773-BOnO. .
ATTRACTIVE unfurn. 1 bdrm.
ant. Stove. Reirig. Sc drapes.
Water & garbage pd. Close in.
773-31 B7 . .
FURN APT. FOR 1.
132 Almond
CLEAN furn. duplex, garbage St
water pd., no pets 817 W. 10th st.
APTS FURN. Sc UNFURN
53 1 W. 10th.
DE LUXE 2 bdrm. unfurn. apt. ww
carpet, drapes, washer & dryer,
auto dishwasher, refrig. Built-in
range Sc oven; carport with stor
age rm. Water Sc garbage paid.
$115 per mo. Herb Masterson,
772-974 fL
FOR RENT Unfurn., large clean
Ddrm. apt. neat, waier, gar
hage pd. 773-3074 or 772-2739.
Ft'RN. 2 bdrm. apt. $40. in Central
Point 772-4257;
NOW SHOWING
New 1 & 2 bdrm. apts.
Pool Carpeting Drapes
Appliances Air Conditioners
S'J5 to $120. 779-1276
LARGE 2 Bdrm. ground floor un
furn. apt. All utilities furnished,
$12B per mo. incl. use of laundry,
MEDFORD PLAZA APTS. 772-0748
APT. AH Elcc. With Carport.
810 S. Peach
MODERN APTS. $35. $40. $50. Set
Apt. 1. HB G St.. Jacksonville.
KITCHENETTES
WEEKLY MONTHLY RATES
BEAR CREEK MOTEL
UNFURN. 2 bdrm. apt. Adults.
Elcc. or wood heat. Nside. 772-
ir!in.
l-BDRM. Furn.
S45. 779-2411.
Apt. on Lincoln
FOR RENT Clean furn. mod
ern 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts. Hot wstef
A- garbage pd. 4069 S. Pacific
H wyJM 5-1422 m
LOVELY 2 rm. apts. Also sleep
ing rms. A 11 u t il. pd. 53 3-1171.
NEW YORKSHIRE APTS.
836 Taylor 773-5008
LARGE furn. 3 rm. apt. Garage. IT
Oakdalc, $65. 826-9082.
K Sc C Motel-Apta. Wkly ratei
Kitchens. Util. pd. 773-5611.
Phone 772-2939
FREE APPt.ES
u. (amliRl nl small Grim Gulden
apples free with purcnase a 1
h-.ufccl, i MGintasn opp;es i i
per bushel, this week only.
Id'MfnTTE'C
TirarGtr ORCHARD
miles c. w xzuia 1.1. . ..
Milburn's fr.ii'o Station.